Corporate Profile 
INDUSTRY: Oil, Gas and Energy 
June 2007 
Stock Symbol: KNEC www.knightenergycorp.com 
Corporate Profile 
INDUSTRY: Oil, Gas and Energy 
June 2007 
Stock Symbol: KNEC www.knightenergycorp.com 
Selected Financial Information 

COMPANY OVERVIEW 
Knight Energy (KNEC) is an emergent energy holding company focused 
on the acquisition, development, ownership, operation and investment 
in domestic energy-related businesses and assets. Formed in March 
2006, managements aggressive, opportunistic approach has resulted in 
the securing of leases for more than 3,500 more acres on the Barnett 
Shale, in Texas, and 1,000 acres in a region of Oklahoma known for 
rich oil and natural gas reserves. Independent third-party reserve 
analysis of the first 160 acres in the Barnett Shale region indicates 
Total Proven and Probable Reserves of approximately $7.6 million in 
cash flow over a 10-year period. 
The Companys largest holding is Charles Hill Drilling, Inc., a wholly 
owned subsidiary based in Texas. Through Charles Hill Drilling, Knight 
is engaged in drilling activities in Stephens County, Texas. 
Through Charles Hill Drilling, Knight also owns and manages its own 
drilling rig and employs a drill operating crew. This is a critical compo-
nent in the production process as it ensures the Companys ability to 
drill additional wells on the current leased property as well as other 
potential properties that Knight is reviewing for consideration. In addi-
tion to this equipment, which is capable of drilling one to two wells 
per month, Knight is in the process of evaluating other opportunities to 
acquire additional rigs. 
In November 2006, the Company acquired an oil and gas lease covering 
approximately 1,000 undeveloped acres in the Salt Creek Prospect area 
of Oklahoma. The property is currently being evaluated for drilling 
opportunities. 
The Companys 2007 estimated proved reserves show 569,500,000 cu-
bic feet of natural gas, and 117,000 BBLS of oil with a PV-10 of 
$6,187,000, an increase of 2431% as compared to the 2006 report. The 
$6,187,000 is net of royalties, drilling costs, operating expenses, and 
state taxes and is discounted at 10% per year (PV-10). (These esti-
mates include only proved reserves.) 
CURRENT NATURAL GAS 
AND OIL PROJECTS 
Since the Companys inception, Knight Energys management team has 
been working to build a productive portfolio of exploration and exploi-
tation projects targeting both oil and natural gas. Secured properties 
are located in areas where historical drilling attempts indicated the 
presence of oil and gas, but development was not pursued. Knight then 
utilizes advanced drilling, completion and stimulation technologies to 
access the reserves. 
Current Share Price: $2.39 (As of 6-25-2007) 
Shares Outstanding: 31,000,000 (fully diluted, as of 6-25-2007) 
52 week price range: $1.30-$2.75 
Approximate Market Capitalization: $60 Million 
Approximate Public Float: 3.1 Million (As of 6-25-2007) 
Stephens County, Texas  100% working interest in a 160-acre oil and gas lease, in 
addition to a drilling rig being used for the Companys own account. Knight ac-
quired the property through two transactions, which were completed in May 2006, 
giving it control of the Flournoy lease oil and gas property. 
This property includes eight oil and gas wells. Over the last 50 years, the Stephens 
County area has been very successful in the production of oil and gas. In 2007, an 
independent third-party consulting firm provided Knight Energy Corp. with the 
following analysis. 
Dollar values in thousands of dollars 
To date, the Company has drilled and completed two wells, both to a depth of 
approximately 4,200 feet. As of May, 2007, both wells were producing oil with a 
high ratio of frac water. There are compressors on three previously capped shal-
low wells, and as of May 2007, Knight was receiving an aggregate of approximately 
41 barrels of oil and 333 mcf of natural gas per day from all of these wells. 
The Company was also successful in leasing an additional 400 acres that run con-
tiguous to the original 160-acre lease, and has the right of first refusal on approxi-
mately 3,100 more acres in the same area. The Company is conducting a satellite 
imaging program covering the initial 3,660 acres in the Stephens County area. In 
January 2007, Knight acquired a 75% working interest in an additional lease cover-
ing 640 acres in Stephens County, Texas, which it also intends to explore and de-
velop. 
Salt Creek, Oklahoma -- In November 2006, the Company acquired an oil and gas 
lease covering approximately 1,000 undeveloped acres in the high-profile Salt 
Creek Prospect area in Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma. Knight will conduct a 
satellite imaging program to further evaluate this acreage. 
Knight will continue to pursue acquisitions and other investment in energy-related 
businesses, assets, and/or investments as opportunities, time and capital permit. 
SALES AND MARKETING 
The Company employs a variety of strategies to sell its reserves, depending largely 
on the location of the field and local markets. In some instances, Knight will em-
ploy proprietary CO2 reduction units to process gas, then sell it in nearby local 
markets. In other cases, output is transported through local high pressure trans-
mission pipelines. As the Companys production volume increases, Knight may 
seek to sell production in the spot markets and eventually through firm gas deliv-
ery contracts. 
Reserve 
Categories 
Oil 
(MBO) 
Gas 
(MMCF) 
Cash Flow 
($M) 
PV10 
($M) 
PDP 31.3 185.3 2,386.1 1,970.6 
PDNP 19.9 55.0 1,039.5 909.0 
PUD 65.6 329.2 4,212.8 3,307.1 
Total 
Proved 116.9 569.5 7,638.3 6,186.7 
Total 
Probable 8.6 516.7 1,420.3 802.3 
Total All 
Categories 125.5 1,086.2 9,058.6 6,989.0 
For more information: 
Knight Energy Corp. Friedland Corporate Investor Services 
Bill Bosso, (770) 777-6795 Jeanette Gibson, (303) 468-1290 
Info@knightenergy.com jeanette@friedlandglobal.com 

GROWTH STRATEGY  Knight has received a Reserve Analysis from an independent third- party 
consulting firm. This analysis shows Total Proven and Probable Re-
Knight Energy has developed a multi-pronged expansion strategy to serves of approximately $7.6 million in cash flow over a 10-year pemaximize 
shareholder value. Following is a summary of the key comporiod. 
This analysis only includes the 160-acre property in Texas. 
nents of this plan.  The Company owns its own Drilling Rig and employs and manages its 
Generate growth through drilling: The substantial majority of future 
capital expenditures will be directed toward the drilling of wells, however, 
management will continue to seek appropriate leasehold interests. 
It is initially anticipated that reserve growth will be the primary focus 
with a more balanced reserve and production growth profile over time. 
own Drilling Crews. The Companys Drilling Rig alone has been independently 
appraised at $3.2 million. This enables Knight to control the 
timing of its drilling and substantially reduce the costs of the drilling 
process. 
 The Company has completed an audit of its 2006 financial statements 
and is in the process of filing Form 10 SB with the SEC to become a 
Manage costs by maximizing operational control: Knight management fully reporting company. In the meantime, the Company will publish 
seeks to control 100% of each of its projects, and in turn is focused on the audit on its Website, to keep its shareholders fully informed of all 
reducing, on a per mcfe basis, lease operating expenses, general and progress. 
administrative costs, and finding and development costs.  The Company intends to apply to the AMEX for listing as soon as practicable, 
likely within the next 30 to 90 days. 
Pursue complementary leasehold interest and property acquisitions:  Aggressive growth strategy should result in continued rapid growth 
Knight intends to attempt to supplement its drilling strategy with comand 
increased shareholder value. The Companys management team 
plementary leasehold interest and property acquisitions. has the expertise to accomplish this growth from an oil and gas industry 
perspective as well as long-term knowledge and experience of the 
KNIGHT ENERGY MANAGEMENT public capital markets. 
 Knight has secured $4 million in capital to date, with another plannedWilliam J. Bosso -- Chief Executive Officer and Director $6 million in financing. 
Mr. Bosso joined the Company in December 2004. He has also been the 
Chief Executive Officer of Nortia Capital Partners, Inc. ("Nortia"), a publicly 
traded merchant banking firm, and its predecessor since April 2003. 
Mr. Bosso has served as a consultant to privately and publicly held cor 
Successful development of one or more of the Companys existing projects 
creates substantial shareholder value  RedChip Research Report 
target price: $4.50 
porations for the past 14 years. Prior to that, Mr. Bosso was an account 
executive with Paine Webber. Mr. Bosso has been a consultant to businesses 
in the telecommunications, insurance, airline, medical, enter-
FINANCIAL DISCUSSION 
tainment, stock transfer, financial communications, restaurant, and golf The Company generated revenues of $40,736, from sales of crude oil, natuequipment 
industries. ral gas and refined petroleum products during its first ten months of operation. 
Charles L. Hill -- Operator of Charles Hill Drilling, Inc. 
Mr. Hill has extensive energy experience and relationships, with specific For the Ten Months Ended December 31, 2006 
focus in the acquisition, development and operation of oil and gas properties. 
Mr. Hill has been directly involved with all facets of oil and gas December 31, 2006* 
operations including as a field worker, supervisor, manager, operator, Revenues $40,736 
developer and owner. Previously, Mr. Hill formed and operated Trinity Operating ExpensesCity Capital, a private venture firm, Trinity City Mortgage, a private Lease Operating Costs 20,157mortgage business and he was a partner in a firm that operated and Exploration 47,091built hotels in the Dallas, Texas area. Additionally, Mr. Hill previously 
owned and operated W.A. Hill & Sons, Inc., one of the largest Gulf Oil 
Repair and Maintenance 159,710 
Company jobbers in the country. Mr. Hill is a 1969 graduate of the Uni-General and Administrative 316,252versity of Texas at Austin with a degree in business and a minor in psyRent 
7,048chology. Consulting 1,062,669 
Professional Services 241,349Bruce A. Hall -- Chief Financial Officer and Director 
Mr. Hall joined the Company in March 2006, bringing significant public Depreciation 112,080company experience. He has previously worked as a senior financial Total Operating Expenses 1,966,356 
executive with extensive experience in the real estate, energy, financial Operating Loss (1,925,620) 
services, consulting and manufacturing industries. Since May 2003, Mr. Other IncomeHall has been a consultant providing financial and management services 
for a number of public and private companies. Since January 2006, Mr. Forgiveness of Debt 10,000Hall has been the Chief Financial Officer of Nortia Capital Partners, Inc. Interest Expense (7,373)
Additionally, since May 2004, Mr. Hall, as a consultant, has been the Total Other Income 2,627 
interim Chief Financial Officer of RG America, Inc., a publicly traded Net Loss $(1,922,993) 
company that provides a broad array of synergistic products and services 
that addresses several key financial aspects of the commercial real estate 
market. Mr. Hall began his career in in public accounting with Ar*
Note: The period ended December 31, 2006 includes the ten months since the Comthur 
Young & Company, a predecessor of Ernst & Young LLP. Mr. Hall is a panys inception. 
licensed CPA in the State of Texas, a licensed Certified Management 
Accountant (CMA) and is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin. RECENT COMPANY 
INVESTMENT CONSIDERATIONS DEVELOMENTS 
 Rapid Growth. The Company was formed March of 2006 and quickly  June 21, 2007- Knight Energy Corp. Announces 2431% Increase in PV-10 From 
acquired Charles Hill Drilling, Inc., which became a wholly owned Proved Reserves 
subsidiary. That purchase included a 160-acre property lease in  February 21, 2007 - Knight Energy Completes the First Well on Its Leased 
Texas, on the Barnett Shale (an area with very prolific natural Property in Stephens County, Texas 
gas production). In addition to the original Texas property, Knight 
has added 3,500 more acres on the Barnett Shale and has leased 
1,000 acres in a region of Oklahoma known for rich oil and natu 
February 13, 2007 - Knight Energy Files Form 10-SB 
 January 31, 2007 - Knight Energy Adds 640 Acre Lease in Stephens County 
ral gas reserves. 
The forward-looking statements contained herein are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those reflected in 
the forward-looking statements. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which reflect management's analysis only as of the 
date hereof. The company undertakes no obligation to publicly revise these forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances that arise after the date thereof. 
Readers should carefully review the risks described in other documents the company files. 


